I played this a few years (2, maybe 3) ago at Comic Con in the Xbox Lounge. It was nothing but boss battle after boss battle with a bit of bullet hell thrown in. We were not impressed. Beautiful game. Interested to see how it has changed in the years since we played it.

Seems to be the general consensus with people in the military I’ve talked with.

I just reinstalled this for Frontier Assault. My god this game is tons of fun.

Yep, left of launch programs were used in the past. Not sure if they are anymore...

Replying to this, this came on the radio... which I’ll take as a sign

Slowdive is currently #1 of my albums of 2017 but Ride’s is perhaps number #2 or maybe #3, not sure yet, that Lea Porcelain is pretty fantastic. And then there is the new Algiers. I’ll have to see in a few months how it all shakes out.

I called Frankie Rose’s Interstellar the perfect mashup of the Cocteau Twins and Lush with a bit of brooding Robert Smith in the background. Glad to hear she has a new one coming out.

I do love my Lush. Actually found Gala on record cleaning out the garage this weekend it got me through the rest of the day.

Chaos is a ladder.

Not sure it’s what people mean by “Emergent Gameplay” but it’s good enough for me.

Actually just installed the disc of this last night. As a father, whose son insisted on watching me play, I spent the first tutorial mission trying to find all the ways that my target would “accidentally” die. There were many. Actually got three hours in before I sent him to bed and went for the silenced pistol…

I shaved my head this week. With my manly grizzled beard I could totally pull off a Kratos cosplay at Comic Con this year. Hmmm...

Playing this after Horizon Zero Dawn, which was all polish, I gotta say, I think I’m done with the ME series for a while. This one was underwhelming.

I read this as Need For Speed Paycheck. Twice. Lord, I’m tired.

Any word on Frontier Defense mode? I like co-op play...

King Robot not impressed...

That’s called “burying the lede.”

Schadenfyre

This is amazing. I started DMing for my son and his friends in a simplified version of D&D (they are mostly 7 and 8 - but all children of hardcore table top gamers) and the first things I noticed is that my son (high functioning autistic) was no longer barreling through life shouting orders but instead took the role…

Kitchen cupboards are so bare. And that’s all if have to add to this.